Milwaukee Public Schools, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Special Education Teacher Jan 2017 – Present • Assess the skill and competency levels of racially and economically diverse high school students with special needs, developing individualized plans• Integrate ‘Universal Design’, resulting in 20%+ improvement in academic performance• Collaborate with other teachers and support professionals to insure seamless and coordinated service approaches that reinforce each students unique abilities to achieve optimum learning success• Document and update student’s records as required by laws, district policies, and administrative regulations

• Recognized consistently and promoted 3 times within 10 years due to exceptional leadership / ability to meet and / or exceed national public health goals• Generated 3M+ CYPs, averting 1M+ DALYs (Disability Adjusted Lives Years) through strategic leadership of 450+ culturally, racially, and professionally diverse team members nationwide• Achieved A+ score on UKAID-ENR program; achieved “Green and extension” for USAID-ESMPIN program. Engaged opinion, religious and traditional leaders, increasing contraceptive provisions to adolescences and women across the country• Managed Universal Access to Female Condom project from initiation to close-out phase• Birthed and nurtured the A360 to increase modern contraception use among the teen-aged target group

• Strengthened public sector health systems in ENR states, utilizing the McKinsey 7-S to build states capacities to provide gender responsive Sexual and Reproductive Health intervention• Advocated for and enacted HIV anti-discrimination and workplace protection laws in the ENR intervention states and awarded highest score in the external Output to Purpose Review

• Developed and strengthened SFH logistics infrastructure, becoming the largest non-profit private sector health commodity supplier in Nigeria• Distributed condoms, contraceptives and long-lasting insecticide treated nets valued at ~ N 1.9 billion (USD 13 million) in revenue• Increased CYP from 2.1M in 2006 to 2.8M in 2009 a 35% increase; recognized by PSI for “Highest Increase in Health Impact (DALYs) from Product Sales 2008-2010”. Increased condoms availability to 95+% and contraceptives to 90+%